Tag Archives: NatWest
Why has WTW bought Cushon? Why did people buy Cushon?
One interesting snippet from the WTW/NatWest Cushon press release comes at the end of Nick Reeves’ pre-report I wonder what an employer in a firm such as Creative or Salvus is thinking having started with that trust, become part of … Continue reading
Will NatWest get back its £144m for 85% of Cushon?
It’s an important story if Editor John Greenwood puts his name to it. It was published on a Friday and so has had very little comment on it from a pension press (as yet) but I suspect it will have. … Continue reading
NatWest’s Market Insights on turning pots to pensions.
NatWest produce an excellent round up of pension news; you can read it here. I am interested in their views of how the Pension Schemes Bill will play out. They make an interesting point that there could be alternatives to … Continue reading
NatWest Cushon set their sights high at the Mansion House
John Greenwood has reported on yesterday’s event at the Mansion House, reported on from the FT and Torsten Bell’s perspective here. It looks that an agreement was in place that set the FT’s Mary McDougall on reporting Torsten Bell and … Continue reading
Capital Markets and Brexit – on Pension SuperHaven’s side!
Having just posted on the lamentable reaction of pension consultants to pension innovation, I had a quick browse of linked in to see if I could find something to cheer me up! I did, and in a most unexpected place! … Continue reading
Uber’s reluctant conversion to pensioning their drivers shows “it can be done”.
This morning we are hearing from @The_TUC @CWUnews @CommunityUnion @fsb_policy @Uber @TataCompanies @NatWestGroup and @coopuk as part of our saving for later life inquiry. Learn more here:https://t.co/Gy1WRSXpEE Watch the session here from 9.15am: https://t.co/AtY0lWCOf7 — Work & Pensions Committee (@CommonsWorkPen) … Continue reading
What to do with Fred Goodwin’s refunded pension
Of course it’s only been a decade or so since RBS bought Natwest and you can’t expect integrated systems or customer services overnight. So I’m prepared to forgive RBS for forgetting about customer service, after all they are a mighty investment bank and one that as a nation we can all be proud of.
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